The nurses here are weak towards certain patients. This is what a nurse told me when I went to see a family member using dialysis. Please say hello to Ms. 〇〇 (an elderly woman) who is receiving treatment there. he said suddenly. When I asked why, the nurse told me that he was the oldest person here, so it would be better if he took care of her. I felt like he was looking down on me). I told the nurse without hesitation, ``You're such a troublemaker❗ What era is this hospital in? I couldn't help but wonder when this place became a Kakuya in the Edo period. Furthermore, I immediately asked the nurse, ``What kind of hospital has strange power over a single patient?'', but the nurse suddenly ran away half-faced, and a little while later, the head nurse, who was the superior, ran away. I came and was asked to take my place for today, and was sent home without asking. We can't afford a hospital like this. I thought that if a nurse is in a weak position, there is no guarantee that she will survive if something happens. For the sake of my family undergoing treatment, I try to minimize the stress on my body when undergoing treatment, and I regret that I became a little strict to protect myself. But it's still just the tip of the iceberg. There are other hospitals and clinics like this. Through this kind of actual experience, you can find out whether the receiving side or the receiving side is good or bad by visiting various places yourself and finding the place that suits your feeling. This hospital is good at shunts and surgery, but it's a waste. This case made me think that it is not necessary to receive treatment in one place for shunt surgery and artificial dialysis.

A hospital specializing in kidney diseases. (This hospital may not be open to the general public.) This is the hospital where I received care from peritoneal dialysis to hemodialysis shunt creation surgery. As a precautionary measure against the coronavirus, your temperature will be taken and a medical interview will be conducted upon arrival. Discount parking available at Iwai Parking across the street. (The type where you can get a discount by presenting your parking ticket at the hospital reception desk) There is no store inside the hospital, so the nearest Family Mart is convenient. There are vending machines for drinking water in the hospital. This is the type of hospital that does its work efficiently, so you won't have to wait long. There is a dispensing pharmacy in the building next to the hospital building, where you can also purchase a stethoscope to accompany the shunt. I believe Daiichi Hospital is reliable, so I undergo dialysis three times a week at a nearby clinic affiliated with Daiichi Hospital. I think this is a good hospital, including support from university hospital doctors, nutritional guidance, newsletters, etc., including affiliated hospitals. Re-examined for regular check-up on September 29, 2021 It seems that Iwai Parking has increased its prices. Apparently there is a discount for free for up to 1 hour. I went by motorcycle because my shunt was in good condition, so I don't know the details of the price. Due to coronavirus countermeasures, we are unable to visit hospitalized patients. Delivery, changing of clothes, etc. will be done through the nurse.

透析クリニックの看護師が下手なので、他のクリニックを紹介して欲しいと訴える高齢患者に対して「痛いのは仕方ない、透析しなけりゃ数ヶ月で死ぬよ」と心無い事を平然と言う最低最悪で生意気な若医者が居ます。

Are au radio waves not sensitive? It doesn't load very well I've been waiting in the waiting area for an hour. I think the receptionist makes a good impression. It's not bad to use words There is no parking lot, so is there a private parking lot right in front? There is 360 yen for 30 minutes. I guess it's quite expensive... They said they had service tickets... Send only patients The driver is from Minato Miraiya next door. It is better to park on the street at Yamashita Park. Is it cheap? If you move frequently, you won't have to stop parking.

I was taken care of by the vascular access center in the hospital. A private university hospital in the city told me, ``The blood vessels in my arm are too small to perform shunt surgery, but Yokohama Daiichi Hospital might be able to do it.'' The doctor in charge is a young female teacher. "I think I can do it. I'm pretty confident." As he said, he succeeded in less than an hour. The patient is my 93-year-old father. Actually, I didn't want to go to the hospital again for surgery, but when I was admitted to the hospital, I met the kind nurses who made me smile and even joked with them as I headed toward the hospital room. Shortly after the surgery, something unexpected happened due to my extremely old age, and I ended up staying in the hospital for quite a while, but (because I couldn't meet you due to the coronavirus pandemic), I received a phone call saying, ``Everyone is taking good care of me,'' and ``Even if it's a large room, we can sleep in a four-person room.'' "It's spacious," he said. Thanks to my moderate exercise regimen, I was able to walk smoothly without a cane even after leaving the hospital without any weakness in my legs or hips. There was no change from before admission. There are pros and cons as to whether or not to start dialysis in your 90s, and some people want to live the rest of their lives without surgery or dialysis. At another hospital, several doctors categorically recommended dialysis, but when I consulted with the doctor here, he understood the complexities of the situation and dealt with it in a courteous manner. ＊＊＊＊＊ after that…… Pushed by a close relative who desperately needed dialysis, he was transferred to an aggressive clinic. I had catheter dialysis in my shoulder, which worked fine for half a year, but the insertion port for the dialysis tube was so uncomfortable that I had to cut it off with scissors, and I developed complications in my lower back and ended up in a wheelchair. After the second surgery, he was placed in a home to prevent further cuts (and was placed on the severe dementia floor because he needed to be supervised.My father was barely able to leave the floor even though his symptoms were mild), and he was unable to stay overnight, and until recently he had been living at home. Although she was able to walk around her neighborhood and go shopping on her own, she ended up living a lonely life-long life, only going back and forth to the hospital and dialysis clinic near her home. The doctor at Yokohama Daiichi Hospital had predicted that ``If I undergo dialysis for my neck and shoulders at this old age, my quality of life will deteriorate.'' One year after the surgery, he suffered an intracerebral hemorrhage, was found unconscious, and passed away. I feel like I could have lived as long as I did without dialysis treatment. for your information.

I had been having pain in my wrist for about a month, so I went to see an orthopedic surgeon there on Saturdays. I had intended to arrive early, but there were already several patients and I had to wait for a while, but when I was examined, I simply explained the symptoms, touched the painful area, and immediately diagnosed the problem. Please tell me the name of your illness. (It seems that it was a typical symptom. It was difficult to name her, but she taught me how to pronounce it in French and how to call her in various ways.) There are two treatments: injections and surgery, probably because I mentioned that I had already applied compresses myself but still got a rash, but I would start with injections, which are less invasive to the body, and if that doesn't work, then surgery. I received it. When I asked the supporters to tell me what they would recommend, they told me that they tried to find it right away but couldn't find it, so I promised them that they would contact me later. I was told that this is actually good. I was really grateful that he recommended that I buy it from a certain e-commerce site where I could buy it cheaply since it wasn't covered by insurance. I decided to purchase it immediately. It's only my first injection, so I plan to go back for two more injections while keeping an eye on the situation, but I'm glad I visited. I would also like to thank the nurses, receptionists, and X-ray technicians for their courteous treatment. The wait was a little long, but I thought that was due to the large number of patients. thank you very much.

When I went there for hay fever, an elderly female doctor told me that she didn't know because I didn't have hay fever. I don't ask "Do you have hay fever?" and I can't hold a conversation. What can an internal medicine doctor who cannot diagnose hay fever treat? The internal medicine treatment policy on the homepage states, ``From common everyday illnesses such as allergies,'' but if they can't even diagnose hay fever, that should be changed. I went to this hospital, which was not seriously ill and had the worst reviews, but it turned out to be a waste of time.

診察や検査待ちの際にwifiの電波が無くがっかりしました。 2階の待合などにテレビみたい物もなく待ち時間がとても長く感じました。

(Translated by Google) The other day, I had a sudden fever and couldn't make a phone call to the medical treatment reservation center for fever, so I went to this hospital where the medical department on the homepage stated that it was general internal medicine. At the reception, I was told, "This hospital specializes in dialysis, so we do not accept internal medicine." What? If you haven't done so, don't post it on your homepage! (Original) 先日、急な発熱があり発熱等診療予約センターの電話もつながらないため、ホームページの診療科目に一般内科診療と書いてあったこちらの病院を受診。 受付で「当院は透析専門のため内科は受け付けてません」と言われました。 は？やってないならホームページに載せるなよ！

母親が長い間、お世話になっていました。バスキュラアクセスセンター・透析センターの先生方・スタッフの皆様は、丁寧で親切な対応が素晴らしく感謝しております。

Money-making hospitals and affiliated clinics. If it becomes inconvenient for both staff and patients, they will be immediately thrown out. Even if a patient wishes to transfer to another hospital, they are told that they can only be referred to an affiliated clinic. If you don't like the series, I'll leave you alone and tell you to find it yourself. It's a hospital specializing in dialysis, right? Don't you know that if you don't do dialysis once every two days, you will die? Knowing about it and letting it go is the same as murder. Would you like to go to such a hospital?

(Translated by Google) Well, because it's a hospital specializing in dialysis (chronic renal failure) patients (Original) まあ、人工透析（慢性腎不全）患者専門の病院だから

In the field of artificial dialysis, I think it is probably one of the top 10 specialized hospitals in the country. We provide referrals for surgeries that cannot be performed at other general hospitals. However, there is one unfortunate female doctor who doesn't know how to talk, so it might be better to request a male doctor. Does the female doctor have an inferiority complex? The only regrettable thing about him is that he speaks arrogantly to people in weak positions, such as patients and staff. However, I was impressed by the overall cleanliness of the hospital and the thorough communication between nurses. The only thing I look forward to when I'm in the hospital is food. Keep warm things warm Cold food comes out cold Thank you very much. The hospital is a dialysis hospital. It also seems to have a gastrointestinal department. We can provide you with peace of mind regarding dialysis shunts, catheter insertions, etc., so if you would like to receive a referral from another hospital, we would recommend this hospital without hesitation.

I have the utmost trust in Dr. Sasagawa and leave the shunt to him. I can't think of anything else

(Translated by Google) I came here for the first time today, and the receptionists were very nice. I will see it from now on (Original) 今日初めてきましたが、受付の方達はとても感じがよかったです。これから見ていただきます

I saw the lunch boxes delivered by the staff. It was a bento shop that had mass food poisoning outbreaks three times. What would you do if you were infected within the hospital, even if you were a staff member? I feel anxious.